EDINBURGH, July 7 (Reuters) - European shares fell on Monday
after weak data out of Germany took the wind out of a rally that
saw a top index post its best week in over three months.

German industrial output fell 1.8 percent on the month in
May, its biggest drop in more than 2 years, confounding
expectations of unchanged industrial output in Europe's
powerhouse.

"It's just more evidence that overall economic growth has
slowed down in the second quarter from the strong first
quarter," Ioan Smith, director at KCG, said.

The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 rose 1.7 percent
last week, its biggest rise in more than three months, boosted
by robust growth in U.S. employment and further signs of support
from the European Central Bank.
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